More and more people are replacing toilet paper with a reusable 'family record'.

Moreover, the cost of toilet paper can literally increase if luxury brands are favoured, which take advantage of the increasingly frequent needs of consumers in terms of comfort, and this means that top-of-the-range products rely on both thickness and softness, colour or even perfume.

Not to mention the danger that white paper can represent that manufacturers do not hesitate to bleach with chlorine to embellish the product, or even the fact of throwing biodegradable toilet paper into the bowl, which contributes to water pollution.

So for or against fabric laundry?

While this initiative has delighted environmental advocates, others have not hesitated to criticize it, especially when it comes to putting the rag used in the washing machine several times to reuse it. This washing action would require as much water and soap, or even electricity when using the washing machine. Thus, they believe that this could be as expensive as using toilet paper.

Also, on social networks, we are witnessing the disdain expressed by some Internet users vis-à-vis family tissues with not very convenient comments.

However, other people vehemently encourage this initiative by giving examples of their personal experiences with these home linens.